Savannah's nursery is coming together! This weekend Tal and I added the mattress and bedding to Savannah's crib, as well as canvas storage containers on the changing table and book shelf.
Over the next couple weeks, we plan to add other details to Savannah's room (perhaps a wall border or Savannah's name above her crib). At least now, however, Savannah will have a place to sleep if she arrives early. :-)
It was very tempting to paint Savannah's room pink and add girly accents. However, given the time, energy, and cost that's involved in decorating a nursery, Tal and I selected a neutral decor for Savannah's room. That way, if the Lord blesses us with another baby in a few years, we might use the same decor.
I love the farm animal theme with adorable cows, horses, and sheep. The blue, green, yellow, and red in the bedding complement the nursery wall color and make it easy to shop (so far) for accessories.
Plus, as Savannah grows, she can point to the animals and practice her "moos," "baas," and "neighs." :-)
Over the next couple weeks, we plan to add other details to Savannah's room (perhaps a wall border or Savannah's name above her crib). At least now, however, Savannah will have a place to sleep if she arrives early. :-)
It was very tempting to paint Savannah's room pink and add girly accents. However, given the time, energy, and cost that's involved in decorating a nursery, Tal and I selected a neutral decor for Savannah's room. That way, if the Lord blesses us with another baby in a few years, we might use the same decor.
I love the farm animal theme with adorable cows, horses, and sheep. The blue, green, yellow, and red in the bedding complement the nursery wall color and make it easy to shop (so far) for accessories. 
Plus, as Savannah grows, she can point to the animals and practice her "moos," "baas," and "neighs." :-)
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